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A multiple model approach for predictive control of nonlinear hybrid systems

Nandola et al., 2008

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6184431689092763779
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Nandola N
Bhartiya S
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Journal of process control

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This paper presents modeling and control of nonlinear hybrid systems using multiple linearized models. Each linearized model is a local representation of all locations of the hybrid system. These models are then combined using Bayes theorem to describe the …
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